The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-20

in which, live eagle carries off child in its
claws and the subsequent rescue of the little
one by the he TO. The company gave it care
full and entertaining production the principal
parts being assumed by Mr.. Smith OBrien,
a manly actor, with excellent dialect; Miss
Georgia Conelline Charles Frew. Con. t. MUIR
ply the author; Little Rosebud and others.
The songs and dances were features of the per-
Torrance. Mr.. O'Brien made hit in his new
Her Own" and bliss ConalIine. who has a sweet.
well-cultivated voice, sang "Home. Sweet
Home" with taste and expression. The
Torrance was productive OF much enthusiasm.
1.-The Ivy Lear will run all week. with special
matinees this afternoon. Thursday and Satur-
day.
THE MUsEUM-''THE WORLD"
The Dime Museum was packed at both per-
formances yesterday, the attraction being the
well-knowL melodram&. 1.-THE World" which
was given realistic production throughout, with
special scenery. The notable effects were the
famous raft scene a very striking tableau. the
prison scene and the moonlight panorama. The
play, which is full of sensation. received
with shouts of approval Mr.. j. z. Little. who
plays the dual role of Jack Rover aud Harry
Eiliston is manly actor who does the heavy
work intrusted to him excelentlY. the sup
port by Miss Wilder. Mr.. Gardner, the come
dian. and the remainder of the company.
capable. THE World" will be repeated every
afternoon and evening this week, aud it will
doubtless draw large audiences.
NOTES.
s'Big Winnie who weighs nearly half ton,
and is the largest woman IN tho world. will be
the special attraction at the Eden Musee every
evening this week.
"Fantasma" so cleverly, 1s former resident
of this city. She has youth, an attractive ap-
pearance and undoubted talent to commend her.
and is making very rapid rise in her profession
Personal and Society.
E. S. Elder, Miss Rose Stout and Miss Kate
Cooper at Old Point Comfort, Va
Mr. W. j. Purcell of this city, is to be mar
ried to Miss Stevenson, of Noblesvile.
Mr. Kenneth Meadows, of Chicago spent Sun
day and yesterday with friends in this city.
Mr. Uriah Sturtevant and son. of New Hamp-
shire, guests of Mr. and Mrs Asa Smith.
DIR. L. D. Waterman has returned from q
two weeks stay at Washington and Atlantic
City.
George A. Adams aud G. w. Grubbs. of
Martnsville, were in the city yesterday on legal
business.
Mrs. L. c. Walker and daughter Camilla will
leave for the South in about two weeks to spend
the winter in Florida.
Mrs. Stephen Coolidge. son and daughter of
Jeffersonville. are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Brown.
Mrs Geo Hunt, who has been spending a
fortnight with friends here, left yesterday for
her home in St Louis.
Geo. D. Burgess, manager of the Michigan
Lumber and Coal Company. has returned from
Miss Carrie Greenwald, of New Bedford, N.
H., is the guest of Miss Ella Sterling. West
New York street, and will remain several
weeks.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Victor
Hendricks, at No. 653 North Pennsylvania street,
this afternoon IN place of with Mrs. Dorsey.
Mr. James Douglass. q well-known business
OF this city, will be married in December TO
Miss Olive Anderson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Anderson, No 931 North Illinois street.
Mrs. Sprague. of Detroit, formerly Miss NADIA
Paddock, teacher in the High-school in this
CITY, has taken similar position in the High
school at Ann Arbor. Mich. and will occupy it
this year.
j. A Bridglaud of Richmond; Major G.. w.
Grubbs, of Martinsville; Fl. S Byers, OF Yazoo
Ind; John Ross. of Earl Park: Rev. G. L. Ray
mond. of Lebanon and Hon. Sam E. Kercbeval,
Rockport, were among the prominent arrivals
at the New Denison yesterday
The first of the series of entertainments to be
given by the Young Ladies Society of the Sew
enth Presbyterian Church, Is set for this even
ing. at which time Gid. d. Thompson, Of the